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People in Shanghai are reluctant to have more than one child as the cost of raising children, house prices and the cost of education are their top three concerns, according to a survey released by the Shanghai Health Commission and the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences at a seminar on Sunday.
A member of the Chinese regime’s top political advisory body on March 4 put forward a proposal to ...
From the blog of Fabien Baussart at The Times of Israel
China's birthrate will remain low, and negative population growth is likely in the coming years, but there is no need for excessive stress about the phenomenon, officials said recently.
Among the sixty areas covered in the Communist Party’s “decision” document released after the third plenum of the Eighteenth Central Committee, the most popular among ordinary people is a revision to the family planning policy to allow some couples to have a second child.This new policy would allow couples that have one parent who grew up as an only child have a second baby.